The watch did not come with an owner's manual and had to be printed out. The manual is only a small item of 6 pages. It would have been nice to have not to print this out for an MSPR of almost $2,000 and included it with the watch. The movement does not have a serial number on it, so it would have been nice to have at least a booklet or certificate with the production number of the watch that was shipped to the customer. The strap for the watch can be adjusted but can only be shortened by changing the length by moving one of the leather bands towards the case and can only be adjusted to a few positions before the end of the strap binds with the case and becomes very difficult to close the clasp after doing so and so it may have to be actually shortened by cutting off a piece of the strap, really? The customer has to cut the strap if his or her wrist is smaller than 2 or 3 positions before they have to cut the strap! Totally unacceptable! The watch is a bit clunky when worn on the wrist. The design is very nice and the quality of the watch looks to be well made. I have had the watch for about 6 days now and it is keeping good time thus far. I am a watchmaker and so I may be a bit more critical than the average customer but to an avid collector of watches, well I will leave that up to them to decide how they feel about the purchase of this watch and look forward to more reviews. One last thing, the winding crown is not big enough to get a good grip on it to wind the watch. This is an important function and more attention should have been given to making the crown bigger so it would have been easier to wind the watch.